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Inside the UK’s Most Connected Sim Program
The Real Sim Center heads to Swansea University in Wales — go behind the scenes of a bilingual, multi-site simulation network built for culture, crisis, and connection.
INSIDE SIMULATION
One Network, Many Sites
For simulation leaders, educators, and program builders scaling across multiple sites without losing cohesion
Join Elevate Healthcare for the next episode of The Real Sim Center on August 20, 2026, as we head across the pond to Swansea University in Wales. Host Melissa Lowther sits down with Professor Jo Davies, founding Director of the Simulation and Immersive Learning Centre (SUSIM), to unpack how one of the UK’s most connected simulation programs came together — spanning multiple campuses and disciplines through a hub-and-spoke model.
In this episode, Jo breaks down the five-pillar framework — education, research, health board partnerships, commercial work, and charity — that keeps SUSIM’s fast-growing, multi-site program cohesive. She’ll also take us inside a first-of-its-kind, multi-agency mass casualty exercise with armed police and paramedic teams, plus what’s next as the program pilots an in-simulation hospital and opens a new high-tech sports facility.
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